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1 52S 9th st. NV, st. Cloud Building

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OPPENHEIMER's,
528 9th st. NV, st. Cloud Building.
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japanese Silk Robes, Silk Suspenders Muffiers,
Cardigan Jackets, Canes, Underwear, Neckwear
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8 Per Gallon, sJc. Quart Bottle. No. L
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
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Also Cottage Cheese and Buttemilk; Sweet Milk
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

After the report in yesterdays STAR Of the pro
ceedings OF the National Board OF Trade, In SeS-
sion at Wizards. closed.a resolution fayor1ng such
revision OF the tariff laws as will tend to promote
friendly intercourse and increase commerce with
other nations was adopted in place of the one
" hfch was extensively debated recommending the
revision OF the tariff laws TO a revenue basis
A resolution was adopted urging the passage OF
a-ksw preventing the taxing OF commercial trav-
elerS
~ the evening session series of resolutions
1avoring changes IN the laws regulating the pro-
cedure in the customs service were adopted unani-
mouSay- The board, at nine O'Clock, adjourned un-
I'll next year.
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FrssELLs Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candles.

COMMENCED and finished pieces OF art needlework
and stamped goods at greatly reduced prices for
the next ten days at the School OF Decorative Art,
BIZ st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

LADIES wishing to have dresses and wraps
made should not fail 10 call on Nine. Washing
ton, 9O1 Penn. ave- Beautiful work, style, prompt
ness, and prices to suit the times.
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e JOhnson.s Or, and =.

this day Will be served I'm every available style
Select steamed and half shell speciality. The
celebrated Lynn Haven Bays. Call and satisfy
your appetfteS. JohnSons Az and 444 9th street
corner street northwest. Ladies saloon first
floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

THE VIRGINIA REPUBfLCANS.-At a meeting OF the
Virginia Republican association last night reso-
luton was adopted indOrsing the action OF the
United states Senate in refusing TO confirm Mr.
Matthews as recorder OF deeds Several new MEM
bers were elected banquet Will be given some
time In February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

TAKE champion Cough cure" Pr1ce 2oc.
THERE will be q rush at the Bargain counters of
FRANKIE & Co.,
Successors to X. GOIDSCHMID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

REPRESENTATIVE SCOTTs NEW TRAINRR.-Andrew
Thompson, cOlOred, has taken charge of the Al
gera racing stable of Congressman william L.
Scout Thompson is the owner of Carissima. He
managed j. E. McDOnald's stable two years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

Suit Against Chairman Rarnum.
WIN. P. WOOD CLAIMS $1,000 FOR SERVICES rem.
DERED.
WIN. F. Wood has, by Mr. E. P. Phelps, filed a
suit against Hon. w. H. Barnum chairman Of the
national democratic committee, to recover &, OOO
The particulars OF demand are, 'For services rem
dered February 25th, 26th, 27th and 2sth, 1885,
8, 600. and for amount paid by him to Mrs. Mary
j. Stinde, at his request, 81, 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

OIL AND NATURAL GAS IN MARYLAND AND vIR-
GNIA.-A discovery OF crude Oil in Frederick City,
Md, Is supposed to indicate the presence OF a
pocket of Oil and gas. Three railroad companies
are making surveys in Washington county, Md,
with the view, 1t Is said, OF developing gas and Oil
ties OF Oil and natural gas in the vicinity of Roa-
noke, Va, and Oil has been discovered at Rowles-
burg, in that state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

BE DENIES THE CHARGR.-James Jones, colored,
was arrested yesterday by Detectives MahOn and
Ing $3.50 and some Car tickets, from the house OF
MA Jane Ross, corner OF Maine avenue and 9th
street. The defendant, 1t is charged, delivered
the satchel he denies the charge
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Richmond Terminal.
THE EAST TENNESSEE AGREEMENT SIGNED-THE


GEORGIA PACIFIC COMPANY.
The agreement for the transfer OF the majority
OF the preferred stock OF the East Tennessee, Viz
ginia and Georgia railroad to the Richmond and
West Point Terminal company was signed in New
York yesterday. Calvin S. Brce, who conducted the
negotiations for the transfer, said yesterday that
1.-the Richmond Terminal people a re now arrang-
ing to control Georgia Central. The scheme is q
great one, and means more than is shown on the
surface" P. B. HOlins, who is one OF the Georgia
Central directors, denied positively that any nego-
position made was refused long ago. The Rich
mond Terminal officials also cOntradicted the
story OF their having sought control OF the Georgia
Central.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

Tue BEACON INCANDESCENT GAS LIGHT, for sale at
s. s. Shedd'S, ABS 9th st.
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EVERY PIGPLs AND BLENIsH on face or arms
removed b. using Magic cream Sold by drug
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4nsuSenpents Tonight

AnnuSenents Tonight.
AIBAUGHS.-Emmet.
NATioNAL--ssThe Deacon's Daughter"
DIME NUSEUM.-sMuldoonS Picnic"
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening.
Observation-Disclosures and Variety.
HARRIs'-"One OF the BrayeSt."
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ALLEGED POLICY MRN.-AbOut a week ago as
detective Raff was passing Bruce Bells barber
saw cOlored man standing in
the door, and thinking policy was being
drawings had come. The negro not knowing who
the detective was. said they would not arrive until
3 O'Clock. Yesterday the detective stepped into
the shop, and the proprietor was engaged in writ
ing in the policy books, and he and two others
were taken to the station house. Bell was charged
with writing policy, and the others were held as
witnesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

FASHIONABLE SHOE HcUsK-Mrs. w. II. Rich, III
Market Space
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THE COMING PAPAL CONslsToRY-A special cable
dispatch to the Baltimore Sun from Rome, Jan 81,
says: The pope will hold cOnSiStOry in March,
when hats will be conferred on the American car
dinals, Gibbons and Teschereau. It is authOrita-
lively stated that Monsignors vanutell nnncio at
vienna Sireride at Paris, RampOlla at Madrid, and
AlOySi MaSella, formerly at Lisbon, will be made
cardinals. Cardinal Gibbons sails on the 10th OF
January,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

Question to the Secretary Of War.
To the Editor of The EVENING STAR
Why is 1t that the Secretary OF War does not
advertise for proposals to build the new bridge
under the appropriation act that passed Con-
greSS in July, 1886? MERCHANT
January 22d, 1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

THE OHIO VETERANS RETURN HONR-The Ohio
delegation 10 the Union Veterans Union encamp-
ment left last evening for their homes COmrade
clark, OF Justice Post. was elected deputy com.
Garfield Post, No. 2, was appointed provisional
commander OF the department OF Ohio. The next
encampment will take place In Cleveland next
September.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. noe Pa ave.

A BIG INSTITUTION
The Bargain Counters at
FRANKLE 4 Co,
Successors 10 X. GOLDSCHAID,
SD 9TH St Il W.
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CITY ITEMS.
Announcement,

Frankie & Co., successors TO r. Goldschmid, Sl2
It'll st. n. W.
Inauguration OF Our Bargain Counters
Our buyers have been engaged for some time In
securing some OF the greatest bargains ever Of
on our bargain counters, and the following list OF
quotations win convince any housekeeper that
they can md some article that they can use and
IL would be wise TO secure some OF these great bar
s hand painted french China fruit
plates for aGc, worth 81 20
Solid brass hammered trays pa. I" soc.
Handsome parior lamps, CON-
Ladies shopping bags Tor Soc and is
Hand painted lava cuspadorS, 2:sc.,, SOC.
Extra quality cocoa door
Tin toilet sets, 3 pcs. colored, &" sI3s, 800.
Colored chamber pals. &c., soc.
Colonel tin cuspadors, &C. l5c.
8 Sc quart dish pans g &c, l5c.
10 12c, 20c.
II 15c, pc.
Patent Acme frying pans, lie, zoe.
Scrubbing brushes, Sc, loo.
Rolling pins DC Zoe
Potato masherS II nc
Seven pin hat racks &C., lie
30 feet clot hes lines &C. &c
Steel hammers a. one
Good wooden buckets. loc.: colored and while
smell paper, % sheets for he; bread graters for
&C.; rising sun stove polish, &c. The above list
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Embroidery Waterfall.
Fest Ghenilles and Arazenes cents per dozen.
Maeraio In G an la S co;or cents per bali
Cordonest for crocheting Tides
Brass and Nickel Ornaments cents per dozen S
At OPPENUEINER's
52S 9th st. NV, st. Cloud Building.
Stamping to ORDER
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EuabrOidery Maaerfal.
spectacles, 25 and SOC optician. 4s7 Pa av 3

J0hnSOn's European. 18th aud e.
High Grade oysters, Meals and Ready Lunch
Lifetime experience. Ladies' large saloon at
tached.
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SHERRY, SHERRY SHERRYi-ChrlS Xander has
Imported direct from spain sherry Wines OF the
beSi quality VIZ: AmOntiilade, Clorosa and Topaz,
10 be had at New York prices, at Chris Xander's,
No. 900 9TH ST, n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

THIEVES SENTENCED.-FrankO Riley. the young
man from New York city who IS serving a Sen
tence OF 30 days for larceny, was brought up to
the Police Court Yesterday on charge Of stealing
revolver from Walker Webb, and the court gave
ored man arrested Thursday by Oficer Walker on
charge OF stealing load Of coal from a car on
sent TO Jail for 90 days by Judge Smell. In the
Police Court yesterday Geo. Hawkins cOlOred was
sentenced to 60 days In jail for stealing ve sheep
skins from Hoover Co. Chas. Baker, arrested by
Ofiicer Rhodes for stealing watch and chain from
Geo. Simmons, pleaded guilty to the charge before
Judge Smell yesterday, and was given three
months
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Old Apprenticeship Laws.

YOUNG MEN SENT TO PRISON AND ORDERED TO OBEY
THEIR MASTERS.
The law relating to apprenticeship, which is
rarely appealed TO- was enforced in Philadelphia
yesterday by Judge Finletter sentencing two APP
prentices each to three months Imprisonment.
The young Men, James T. Hand and Barton Nei-
land, were arrested at the instance of their mas
ter, Charles BOckins a leather manufacturer, on
the charge Of being unruly and disobedient. At
the hearing Mr.. BOckins testified that the young
men, in addition to being unruly, had frequently
damaged their work maliciouSly for the purpose
of securing their discharge, and repeatedly used
abusive language to both himself and the foreman.
Judge Finletter, In sentencing the youths, said !:
81 commit you to the county prison for the period
OF three months, and after that order and direct
you TO return to your master and perform your
work faithfully and diligently, and with the
proper regard to those who are over you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

National woman Suffrage Association.
The National Woman Suffrage association will
hold It's nineteenth annual convention next Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, at the Metropoli-
tan N. f. church. Sessions will be held each day
at half past two and half past seven D. m. Ad-
dresses are expected from Susan b. Anthony
Zerelda g. Wallace, Indiana; Clara B. Colby,
Nebraska; Phebe w: Congins, Missouri; Madam
Cara Newman, New York; Rev: olympia Brown,
Wisconsin; Leiine Devereaux Black, New York;
Harr1ette X. Shattuck, Massachusetts: Mary Sey.
mour Horrell New York; Isabella Beecher Hooper.
Connecticut; Mary +. Eastman, Massachusetts:
Wright Sewell, Indiana.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

AOtf-ilI vi TIN l. lON.
The Weather.
OFEICE OF THE CHIRF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan -, 1887.
Indications for "a Hours, Commencing al D.
To-day.
For District OF Columbia, Maryland Virginia,
New Jersey. eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware
sasteriy shifting 20 sOuthwesteriy winds, and
ram, becoming slightly warmer.
GO AND SEE the Bargain Counters at
FRANKLE & Co.,
Successors to
X. GOI-DSCHNID
Sl2 9TH st. NV.
REIsIScER's ice cream, 2a5 G ST. NV.
RECEPTION AND BALL DRESSES
Madame Emma soule, 1923 F Street,
Has q large stock OF elegant reception and ball
dresses. ready made, and IS also prepared TO make
them To order at short notice.
FINE PORTRAITS. kets Kemethy, HOO Pa ave-
A Big INSTITUTION
The Bargain Counters at
FRANKIE & CO.,
successors TO X. GOIDSCHMID,
S2 9TH St NV.
FrssELLs Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies
COMMENCED and finished pieces OF art needlework
and stamped goods at greatly reduced prices for
the next ten days at the School or Decorative Art
elJ st. NV.
removed b. using Magic cream Sold by drug
g1stS.
FASHIONABLE SHoE HcUsK-Mrs. w. II. Rich, az
Market Space.
LADIES wishing to have dresses and wraps
made should not fail To call on Nine. washing
ton, 9O1 Penn. ave. Beautiful work, style, prompt
Ness, and prices to suit the times.
TAKE champion Cough Cure" Price &c.
THERE Will be a rush at the Bargain counters Of
FRANKIE & Co.,
Successors to X. GOLDSCHMID.
Tue BEACON INCANDEsCENT GAS LIGHT, for sale at
s. y. SheddS, 4:}S 9th ST.
SHERRY. SHERRY SHERRY!-ChriS Xander has
Imported direct from spain Sherry Wines OF the
beS1 quality VIZ: AmOntiiade, CloroSa and Topaz,
10 be had AT New York prices, at Chris Xanders s,
No. 900 9TH ST. n. W.
EVERYBODY viii be made happy at the Bargain
Counters OF FRANKIE & Co.,
Successors OF X. GOIDSCHMID,
S12 9TH st. NV.
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DIX foWELs great lecture ON Abraham lincoln
n Masonic temple Aondayeyeuing. 24Ih int
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WASHINGTON LreHr INFANTRY

ARMoRY,
IN ALBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE BLDG.
THE DATE Is FIXED FOR OPENING
THE AZTEC FAIR
AND
MEXICAN VILLAGE,
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. JANUARY 18TH
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. JANUARY e5TH
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. JANUARY a5IH
TAKE TRIP THROUGH MEXICo FOR soc
Children, 25c. Schools at Special Rates
Opening reception TUESDAY EVENING, Mt z 30.
After Tuesday three receptions daily, 10 30 an aud
2 and 7:3O pm. ,a2l-at
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
AMERICAN OPERA.
- BY THE
NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY
Ineou0rf Inonnas Musical Director.
Snas L. General Manager
ONE WEEK OF
GRAND OPERA IN ENGLISH
BEGINNING MONDAY, JANUARY 3lst
Repertoire:
MfTln.y- HUGUENoTs
unESDAh
THURSDAY THE FLYING DuTcHMbN.
sATnRbAY AFTERNOON. oRpHEtis EtR HIftf
SATURDAY NIGHT. MARRIAGE OF JEANNFTTE
followed by Grand Spectacular Ballet COPPELlA-
Prices from 81 TO 81, according 70 location
General admission. 1.o0.
The sale OF seats for this will be held at
Brentano,s at box office prices commencing Tuesday.
day. january 2th for the sale Of tickets single per
formances-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

Go AND SEE the Bargain Counters at
ERANKLE & Co.,
Successors to
r. GOLDScHNID
SE2 9TH st. NV.
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RECEPTION AND BALL DRESSES.
Madame Emma SOule, 1929 Street,
Has . large stock OF elegant reception and ball
dresses. ready made, and IS also prepared TO make
them 10 order at short notice
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The Georgetown Amateur Orchestra.
MERITORIOUS ORGANIZATION WHICH WASHINGTON
SHOULD BE PROUD OF.

A MERITORIOUs ORGANIZATION WHICH WASHINGTON
SHOULD BE PROUD OF.
The Georgetown Amateur orchestra, formed
over eight years ago. is one Of the most successful
and deserving musical organizations OF the Dis
trict. Among its active members are many of our
best-known musical people, while its extensive
list OF passive members contains the names Of
people prominent in public life and in society The
organization is supported entirely by the contri-
buttons OF its passive members. These, in return
have the privilege OF attending the rehearsals OF
the orchestra, held every Monday night in Curtis
hail. Georgetown. During the winter season four
pubic rehearSalS are given, to which about LOO
invitations are issued, and, rule they are all
utilized, as large audiences the rule on these
occasions. The tickets are distributed through
the active and passive members of the organiza-
ton, each being entitled to four. The orchestra
has never given 4 performance for money. The
District commissioners, justly. regarding the
organization as educational in its character have
given it the free OF Curtis hall for rehearsals
The active members number AZ, embracing nearly
every kind OF instrument known to the modern
orchestra. Such is the interest taken by the men,
bers in their work that it is rare for one OF them
to be absent from rehearsal. The friends Of the
organization are now endeayOrng to place it on a
permanent basis and it is hoped our music-lovfng
citizens will generously aid them, the orchestra
deserves wen for what it has accomplished in the
past and promises for the future,
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L ERNAN's WASHINGTON THEATER


The Event of the Amusement Season.
LILLE HALLS
BURLEsQUE COMPANY,
FANNIE AT ME- Rt1oapsGooPs r ssPECIALTy COMPANY:
pleasing Burlesane Of the Day, .ox fGEN." me most
Matinees Mon, Tines. Thurs. and Sat.
DIANo ARRANGEMENT
At MEfzERoTTs.
1alS-lm eO3 Penn ave-
HARRIs' BIJoU THEATER
Prices Night: pc. to all parts of the house
Matinees roc. 70 an parts OF the house.
WEEK 0ensra charge b for rsssry I Sess
and S9St the Gre.iest Senatorial cosss
DRAMA OF the 6 psfEe Of al f'iiE BRAvEsr.
Interpreted by an exceptionally strong Company.
UNDER The GksLIGHr. sl7e.
Il THE DANCE OF THE NATIONS
NEW NATIONAL THEATER,
MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
JAN. "a, %, 26.1Ss7. 80 pm TO IL O'Clock.
For the benefit of the
NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
Under the direction of the eminent creative artist
MR.. CARL MARWIG.
NEfF9 dTTTSS Fisher Dsnos'~Taranssiiss.
sPANfsH
NORMANDY.
SWEDISH. and
Represent the Dances of the Nations
Brilliant national costumes, artistic tabeaux. eraoe-
full movements and pastures. make realistic and
chanting pictures Of national life
Doors open at Z O'Clock: kirmes, at go. PRONE
made concert and dancing guests participating until l2
O'Clock. Tickets 81, g. 80 only at Metze-
rotts 903 Pa NV, and after January 10. Re-
served seats for each night without charge d}0
DROP. CALDwEIL,s DANCING ACADEMY, ST.
I Joseph's Hail. 9TH and X SITS NV, Tuesday and
Friday. Class reunion 20 IL pm. Dancing music
furnished for Balls, PARTIES &c; residence la ST
NV. dls-Jw.
FENRICYCLES AND BICYCLES FOR RENT BY
Il hour day or month. Largest assortment Of Boys
Bicycles and Misses Trlcyces, from So up. CAPL
TAI CYCLE co, 1406 y. Y. ave. n2-;sm
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN,
18th ST., two blocks south of Pennsylvania ava
The most realistic Battle Scene ever painted
Lighted at night by 800 electric lights
Open from y q IN. TO 10 p
Admission % cents; Children under IL years q
cents On Sundays half price. )e24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

"Ehe National opera Company,
The organization having the above name which
will be remembered by the brilliant performances
OF grand opera in English given at Albaugh's
Grand Opera House last May are about to re-
turn to Washington for a season of one week
ON Monday, January 31st, the first performance
Will be given by them at the same place. The
opera selected for the opening performance is
Meyerbeers "HuguenotS," followed successfully
by Faust" aida" ''The Flying Dutchman,"
"LOhengrin,n "OrpheuS and Euryd1ce" and the
spectacular ballet "Coppelia." The company has
been increased in numbers since last season and
strengthened In every department. OF the princi-
pal singers, some are OF worldwide reputation.
others have gained distinction In opera and con-
certs at home The orchestra IS the famous band
OF musicians directed by Theodore Thomas and
the whole series OF operas selected are produced
under the personal direction OF Mr. Thomas and
MessrS. Gustav Hinrichs and Arthur Mees assist
ant conductors. The chorus comprises nearIy 100
singers. The ballet, now numbering over so dane
ers, was strengthened since last season by the
addition or principal dancers and cOrypheeS from
the leading opera houses OF Europe.
The sale or tickets for this engagement takes
place at Brentanos, and begins next Tuesday at
81 am. The first two days will be set apart TO
those patrons who desire to purchase seats for the
entire series OF performances, and the Thursday
VIII commence and continue throughout tine
week. The prices are the same as last spring and
vary nom 81 to So according to location.
The Cyclers Out.
A SUNDAY SPIN ON WHEELS AROUND THE CAPITAL.
A number OF wheelmen OF the Washington Cycle
club TOOK advantage OF the clean condition OF the
streets last sunday, and inaugurated the riding
season by parade around the city. They left
their club house. 1923 10th street. in the afternoon
at go and started at lively pace via Massachu-
sets avenue and street, through Georgetown to
Georgetown college. The paths OF the college
grounds being In bad condition and not rideabIe,
the cyclists having now th1rty-three strong ne.
turned TO Washington, and rolling along the ave
nue. In single nile attracted much attention and ad-
miration. Continuing on to the navy yard wheels
Were stacked and the receiving ship "Dale"
visited Coming back 10 the central part OF the
city triangle was formed at the Peace mOnu-
ment and not broken until the Treasury depart
ment was reached, when they turned 18th street
ana amused themselves by riding on the ice on
Arlington was feature OF the days run. After
considerable :ime having been spent in fancy nd
ing, In which many OF the Cycle club are prof.
Client, move was made out 18th street to stand
pipe HILL where IL was determined TO try the mettle
OF the boys in bill climbing. owing to the soft
muddy surface only five out OF the thrty-three en-
tries reached the summit. From there they ad-
Joarned 10 the club house wen pleased with the
day work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-22

Thomas Ross, the cOlOred man who murdered
Emma Brown, an old woman, in Pig alley
to sell her body to the Maryland University
hospital for s15, was tried in the criminal cOur
yesterday, and convicted OF murder IN the frs
degree.
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At Cost, One Week Only:


japanese Silk Robes Silk Suspenders, Mufflers,
Cardigan Jackets, Canes, Underwear, Neckwear
and Hosiery. Phi. T. Hail. 9Os st. NV. WIS.,